Skedulo provides a digital scheduling and task management platform used to coordinate frontline and distributed workforces. Founded in 2013, the platform helped facilitate about 10% of all COVID-19 vaccinations in the U.S. during the pandemic, working for the federal government and organisations including the NBA and NFL. The company has expanded internationally with offices including San Francisco, London, Ho Chi Minh City and Sydney while keeping its largest engineering and product team in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley. Skedulo plans to use funds from the Queensland Government investment to expand its Fortitude Valley-based team by 50% to around 105 staff within the next 18 months. Queensland officials said the state’s investment is aimed at creating more high-value tech jobs for Queenslanders and Skedulo's leadership emphasized a commitment to returning value to Australia. Skedulo is a San Francisco, CA-based deskless productivity software company that offers an AI- and machine-learning powered cloud solution to help organizations manage, engage and analyze their deskless workforce. Led by Matt Fairhurst, the platform serves a wide variety of industries including healthcare, utilities, solar, non-profits, public sector and construction. The product helps organizations schedule and service field appointments and manage distributed workers. Skedulo has enabled hundreds of organizations, including The American Red Cross, DHL and Sunrun, to schedule and service over 35 million appointments worldwide. In August 2021 the company raised $75M in a Series C funding round led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2. The company intends to use the funds to develop and scale its platform and expand internationally and across key industries. Skedulo provides businesses with tools to manage their mobile workforce, including scheduling and matching employees to jobs. The product includes a mobile app and a web-based interface centered on its “Mastermind” engine, which automatically matches the right employee to a job based on company-specified priorities. The company plans to use new funding to enhance Mastermind with machine learning capabilities. Skedulo will also introduce new analytics tools and integrations with third-party services such as HR, financial management tools, and payroll systems. The company intends to double its headcount, including hiring at least 60 employees in its Australian offices in Brisbane and Sydney. CEO and co-founder Matt Fairhurst frames Skedulo as a productivity company targeting the growing deskless workforce. Skedulo offers mobile-first applications for managing distributed workforces, featuring intelligent resource mapping, complex scheduling automation, instantaneous service updates, geo-tracking and native Salesforce.com integration. The platform is aimed at solving field service operational challenges and enabling better, faster, smarter customer interactions across diverse workforces. The company plans to use new capital for product innovation and extension and to recruit in marketing and sales. Skedulo has raised $11m in total funding to date and completed a $9.2m Series A. Founded in 2013, the company is based in San Francisco with additional offices in Brisbane and Saigon.

Total raised

$112M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Jul 2021